The Washington Post Puts a Price on Data Privacy in Its GDPR Response -- and Tests Requirements

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Some U.S. publishers have blocked visitors from the E.U. to their sites rather than comply with the wide-ranging General Data Protection Regulation to protect people’s online privacy. The Washington Post went an extra step and put up a paywall for E.U. visitors, upselling them to a $90 a year “premium EU subscription” in exchange for no ads -- and the privilege of not having their data tracked.

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